The Chin Switch is easy to position with an innovatively designed switch and necklace.
Provides comfortable support to clients where chin movement is their reliable means of access.
Auditory feedback.
Tactile feedback.
Innovative switch and necklace design enables positioning of more than one switch if necessary. Tubing can be cut to length, tailored to the requirements of each individual user.
Available in the U.S. through Ablenet Inc.
OT Community Mourns the Loss of a Leader in the Field
Dr. Gary Kielhofner, 61, of Lake Geneva, Wis., the former head of the occupational therapy department at UIC, died Thursday, Sept. 2, at Mercy Hospital in Chicago, after a short battle with cancer. Gary was inspired to pursue occupational therapy after seeing his grandmother, who lost a leg in a car accident, spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair believing that without a leg she could no longer lead a fulfilling life.
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NEW! Chin Switch
The Chin Switch is easy to position with an innovatively designed switch and necklace.
OT Community Mourns the Loss of a Leader in the Field
Dr. Gary Kielhofner, 61, of Lake Geneva, Wis., the former head of the occupational therapy department at UIC, died Thursday, Sept. 2, at Mercy Hospital in Chicago, after a short battle with cancer.Gary was inspired to pursue occupational therapy after seeing his grandmother, who lost a leg in a car accident, spend the rest of her life in a wheelchair believing that without a leg she could no longer lead a fulfilling life.
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